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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1907

Page

5

We Ask You To Examine the Bank Statement Invitation

A historic notice invites patrons to review a bank's financial statement found elsewhere in the paper. The message thanks patrons for their support and invites non patrons to become one, from Dover.

Books used in Lexington Public Schools trial excerpt

A fragmented extract covers the Lexington Public Schools controversy, noting a withdrawal and intent to dismiss in Superior Court. It references coal production in Missouri, with regional shares and historical mining dates, plus political questions about the police commission and Democratic nominees.

Lexington Public Schools Missouri Mississippi River Iowa J. W. Marstellar Bureau of Mines

Eddy court case ends as next friends withdraw suit

In Concord New Hampshire August 21 1907 Mary Baker G Eddy head of the Christian Science Church saw five months of legal action end with the withdrawal of the suit brought by her self styled next friends. The action sought to question her competence and control of business affairs but was dropped after counsel argued the case was unprofitable and burdensome.

Frank 8. Streeter Eddy Chandler Concord N. H Mary Baker G. Eddy Christian Science Church New York

Dewees Family Plans Move to Lexington Mo

W H Dewees and family prepare to relocate to Lexington Missouri near the farm so their daughter Miss Atha can attend school. W M Dewees attended Pratt county fair week with their Shortorn herd and the fair was canceled Friday leaving about seventy dollars loss seeking sweepstakes money.

W. H. Dewees Lexington Miss Atha W. M. Dewees Pratt County Tl. Tribune

Increased Telephone Rates Debated by Lafayette Club

H G Graham manager of Lafayette Telephone Co met Commercial Club last Friday to discuss rate increases. Club proposed $2 monthly for business phones and $1 for residences, while current rates are $2 for business and $1.50 for residences or $3 for mixed lines. No agreement reached. council may set rates by law effective 14th ult. Next council meeting to decide.

H. G. Graham Lafayette Telephone Co Commercial Club Committee Graham Commercial Club Bainsville Hville Higginsville Adva

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